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WV' 'S7'''Sia'Ti?rl''?f''il,? 'i"W,iy )() wliT rim,.jir.xjm.,iri, ,-CTm,.4i.ii rr THE DAILY N E B R A S K A N 1- K. mlngs, Allien Krlng, HnrlUf Dunlap, LobIIo Ferguson. Clnronco Noff, Elmer Zlmmormiin, FranclB Knnpplo, Enrl Ewon. Bm MrP.lny, Slawjul Lincoln Lecso. Kdwnrd Albrocht, Thurston Morris, Harold linger, II. Vandlvor, rllornmn Schrocder, Fred Motheny, Unrry Hrlun, Fred Sllsboo, Mnrlon Smith. MlndcnWnrrcn Orcutt, Richard Rogers, Daniel Johnson, Josoph Potor Bon, Konnoth Carmnn, Georgo Kings ley, Klllott Olson. Nobrnskn City William Hughey,' John Porter, Siunuol Kellogg, John Schultz, Hugh Gllmoro, Richard Nosky, Napoleon Larslu - Nowman Grove Donald Hlnman, HnrnliUnnnmuOHcarJFJold. Thcodoro noth Plohn, Carl Roach, Harry StearnB, Stuart Rico, John Rlckott. Soward Edward Hoeson, Elmer Gaff, Harold Miller, Tholbort Ramsay, Gnll HhnrnH. lformnn Wollor. Eugene Wray. Sholton Albort Carlson, Eugene Hennlngor, Frank Honnlngor, Roy Hennlngor, Walter Wlcst, Guy Hen nlngor, Wllllo Mullln. Sldnoy F. Parks, Willis, ' Grayblll, CloBinan Buzza, Dolan, 0. Parks. Sllvor Creek Wallaco Carter, Wll lard Cartor, Frank Tlvoy, GIfford Hutchison, Cass Halstoad, Lynn Plm mons. South Omaha Paul McBrlde, Carl J3bal, Bryan lilon, Louis Foloy1 Gcorgo Bott, Lyman Corr, Ralph Loach. Howard Bolcourt, Theodore Kordmakor, William Graham, Forrest DonnlB. Stuart Charles E. Burke, George Burko, Itobort Mains, Sylvester Mur-J phy, W, B. JoneB, Rawley Stuart Superior Herbert Gilchrist, Don Montgomery, Cal Hurrah, Gordon Teal, Fred Rossmoyer, Hugo Rustow. Sutton Carl Grosohaus, Oliver An thes, Carl Nolde, Oscar Grless, Henry Molhalf, Hugo Oschsner, Benjamin FRAT BA8KETBALL C0NTE8T NEARING THE CLOSE Four Teams Have One Thousand Per Cwnt Phi Psl Stands Alone In the 8ccond Division. Jacobaen, Harold Olson, Stanley John son, Gcorgo SkllltBad. Oakdale Roger Brown, Lawrence Adams, Enos Adams, Ollvor Hayes, Bernard Warwick, Charles Peets, Roy Smith. Ohlowa William Domolor, Louis Domoler. Jacob Pflng, Elmer Garrison, Millard Schafer, Joe Siobor, John Gar rison, Raymond Noyhart. Omaha Mark HugheB, James Gar- -dlnerrMnhuir'Berry7PauUFlotawTUlua.-lZlmmorIlQr John Chambers, Waltoi J, Frat basketball has begun to take on added Interest during tho last week. Tho leading teams have played a majority of their codtests and the raco has narrowed down so that tho outcomo Is not far distant, In the ( first division the raco has simmered down to threo teams, Alpha Thota Chi, Delta TaU Delta and Kappa Sigma. All of these teams havo been victorious Ja every game, Delta. Tjiu having won threo contests and tho Al DhaJhots and Kappa Sigs each sell Larmon, Ituy Platz, Edward Bau man, E. Engstrom, Ernest Adams, Lloyd Payntor, Benjamin Porcupllo, LeRoy Buzzard, Frank Peterson. Ord Lesllo Flynn, William Ilenck, LobIIo Martz, Henry Zlkmunil, Alfred Soronson, Byr'oh Eyerley, Earl Barnos, LolBh Carson. Louis Price, Wllber Way. Papllllon Milton Jungmoyor, Wal tor Jungmelor, Kehnoth Brown, Claudo Welch, Lloyd Wright, Paul Frlcke. Pawneo City Byford Anderson, John Anderson, James Daugherty, Joe Gabby, Carl Martin, Ralph Tracy, Miles Carter, Ernest Atkinson, Ber nard Arnot. Piorce August Mansko, Bryan Pow ers, Byron Roberts, Waldo Roimors, Morrill Vanderpool, Dayton- Wltten. Ravonna Guy Franklin, Edward KoBtal, Ray Miller, George Tlbbotts, Emll Smalm, Ray RasmusBen, Lisle Hale,- Henry Gramly. Schuylor Charles Hoops, Harry ChronlBtor, W.ill Knopf, Dalo Smith, JocKTrflocelcrDnnham-Kahley: five. Theso last two teams will de cide their supromacy today when they meet at six -x'clock. In tho second division, Phi Kappa Psl is tho only team which has not as yet been de feated, and unless some team comes to the front and trims them they will bo tho champions of tho second divi sion. Standing of Frat Basketball Teams. Scotts' Bluff Charles Wright, Kon- University Jeweler and Optician C. A. TUCKER JEWELER S. S. SHEAN OPTICIAN 1123 0 St. Yellow Front Your Patronage Solioited A New Pair of PANTS k40 The $3.00,$3.50,$4.00 Kind RUNES OPEH EVEHIN6S 1132 O STREET Stolnhauor. Syracuse Carl Amende, Fred Motz gor, Harry Amende, Ross France, El mer Pohlman, Walter Goob. tromsburg Arthur Plorson, Albino Rodino, Georgo Llnd, Frank McCue, Wesley ErlcBon, Wesloy Colson, Rob ert Lunnor. Tecumsoh Lon Graf, Merle Town- send, Howard, Stewart, Harry Living ston, Mortimer Jordan, Calvin McCoy, Fred Buorstotta, Dwight Barnes, Hu bert McCoy, Wllber Sherman. -Tokamah Harry Farrens, Dalo Gib son, Warren MncGregor, Raleigh Ire land, Andrew Nesbit, Joe Bliss. Tomplo High School- Hallie Bow ors, John Eisele, Stanley Henry, Curtis Kimball, Carl Manko, Georgo Neal, Edward Sullivan, Homer Woyant. University Place Caylo Grubb, Ar vid Elchborg, Georgo Bamy, Irwin Clark, Carl Amos, Everett Cole, Har old Mageo, Paul Allen. West Point LeRoy Krauso, John Krauso, Donald Elliott, Wayno Wolls, JesBo-JonsenrJ.lbertScliwcdIiolm -Won Lost- Wllbor Ignac Prucha, Wjllllam To blska, Mllo Beck, Robert Sloplcka, James Plihal, Anton Frldrlch, Frank Kudlacek. York Bernard Tranger, AlonzaJ MIIIob, Fred Olmstead, James Conway, Charles- Hannls, Earl Osborn, Loland Stonor, William Davidson, Charles Cox, Donald Bell. Tho prlco of admission, to Ihe big tournnmont will be 25 cents. A season ticket, entitling tho holder- to enter at any and all times, may bo purchased for ono dollar. Alpha Thota Chi 5 0 Delta Tau Delta 3 0 Kappa Sigma 5 0 Phi Kappa Psl 3 0 "Sigma Alpha Epsilon.4 1 Phi Delta Theta 4 1 Sigma Chi 2 1 Phi Gamma Delta . . .2 4 Sigma Phi Epsilon ... 1 3 Beta Theta Pi 1 3 Alpha Sigma Phi 1 4 Delta Upsllon 2 2 Delta Chi 1 ' 5 Alpha Tau Omega... D 3 Sigma Nu . . 0 5 Wednesday. Delta Upsllon '. .18 Delta Chi 4 Sigma Ohl 25 Phi Gamma Delta 15 Phi Delta Theta 22 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 17 Thursday. Delta Upsllon Beta Thota Pi Forfeited Saturday -Pctr 1000 1000 1000 1000 .800 .800 .GOG .333 .250 .250 .200 .500 .166 .000 .000 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (Continued from page 1.) querors of such teams as Michigan and Wisconsin, will play In Lincoln. One week before thoy play Nebraska they meet Michigan State at Lansing. 0"n" the day that they play at Nebraska, Michigan State will play the greatest Intersectlonal game of 1914 when they moet Harvard on Soldiers field at Cambridge. Saturday, October 24, Ames will play In Lincoln. No ono who has over seen an Ames-Nebraska football game will question tho caflbre of tho contest In store for the fans. Mornlngsido makes her first ap pearance In Lincoln November 8. Tho people up at Sioux City are planning on invading Lincoln in force. This should bo a good game. Our friends the Kansas Jayhawkers will play us on our home lot November 15. No prophesies will be mader but the warn ing will bo dropped: There Is a gamo to bo played the day Kansas comes. On November 22 tho last game of tho season will bo played at Iowa City. No schedule in tho hlBtory of Ne braska was over stlffer. No schedule ever offered a better comparison as to tho merit of tho Cornhuskers with .thOtJMg-teamB of tho United- States. Football Schedule., October 1 Washburn, Nebraska Field. October 8 South Dakota, Nebraska Field. October 17 Kansas Aggies, Man hattan. October 24 Michigan Aggies, Ne braska Field. October 31 AmeB, Nebraska Field. November 7 Mornlngslde, Nebras ka Field. November 14 Kansas,- Nebraska Field. Novembor 21 Iowa, Iowa City. 8IG ALPHS HOLD FORMAL AND BANQUET Large Number of Alumni Present The Cabaret Banquet Proves ery Effective; Tho formal party of Sigma Alphk Epsilon took placo Friday evoning and was followed on Saturday evening by tho annual banquet. In addition to tho twenty-four actlvo members, many out-of-town and Lincoln alumni were present. The out-of-town alumni who attended aro: B. W. Emloy, Wlsner; Waltor McGowan, Scotts Bluff; Clark Johnson, Grand Island; GUs Lofgren, Knoxvlllo, Tennosseo; Walter Mun son and Alvln Mutfson, Osceolai Cvar Iob Arterburn, St. Paul; Cecil Bacho- Titch7 Falrtraryr DrrJr-Pr-Sldlorr York; A. L. Short, Denver; Paul Meyer, Omaha; Nelson B. Ruo, Ames, Iowa; J. L. Thelfe, Lawrence, Kansas; A. ,A. May, Gothenburg; King Lyons, Palls City; Wlllard Clapp, Elmwood; Hal Minor, Hastings; D. F. Meeker, Imperial; Paul Harrington, 'Wayne; Ted Mills, Osceola; A. H. Kurtz, Bea trice. Tho Lincoln alumni present are: D. B. Temple, Georgo Fawoll, Glen Moseley, Georgo Widonor, Wll- PHYSICAL SCIENCE LECTURES THIS WEEK Tlpha Tau Omega Postponed Delta UpBllon Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Forfeited Phi Kappa Pel Postponed Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Delta Thota '. Sigma Phi Epsilon Forfeited Kappa Sigma 7. . .T.T. . . . . 26 Alpha Sigma Phi..... 10 The officials of tho University of Michigan and of the other colleges of that' state are agitating tho establish ment of circular "dry zones" surround ing each college, no saloon being per mitted nearer than five miles. Hani Wjdone'r, ' JohnBcachToy7 "Rober r Wilson, Ralph Minor, Alan Fields, Jr., Fred Funko, Wray Llndley, Ray Do Putron, Dr. Ralph Ludwlck, Chester H. Ward, Larry Lahr, Ted Moseley, Edwin J. Faulkner, Ray .Elliott, Martin L. Green. The banquet wata a very novel af fair, taking the form of an original cabaret. Ralph B. Minor acted In tho position corresponding to toastmastor and different stunts werq given by Gcorgo Fawell, Will McMullln, Jr., Fred Archibald, Harry Haynib, Jack Emley, George Sturgess and H. H. Corey. The plan proved a great success. Flyo times as man women are at tending German universities thia year than were in attendance four years ago. 4-Sgft-thft s,t-E-N-Q-T-Y-P-E Demonstration in our booth at Auditorium this weelcNew classes aro being formed. J3nter any time for STENOTYPY, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ETO. Lincoln Business College New Home at 14th & P Streets. w E. 0. BIGGER, Pres. W. N. WATSON, V. Pres. W. A. ROBBINS, Seo'y. Professor Oshyald Addresses Students Upon ''Colloids" Will Be Here All Week. Dr. Wolfgang Ostwnld, of tho Uni versity of Leipzig, spoko 'before tho students of physical sclenco on tho definitions of tho colloids yesterday. By. a sorlcfo of Interesting experiments ho showed tho conoids or a numtfoT of tho mora common motalB and or ganic compounds. He discussed tho nhenomona of dif fusion anu dialysis and emphasized tho Importance of thesq methods In tho separation of tho different col loids. Tho 'second of his series of flvo lec tures will bo given tomorrow evening in tho lecture room of tho Braco lab oratory at 5 o'clock. Evoryono Is in ylted to attend. Every thing Now 4 Our new spring stock of Men's Suits, Over coats, Caps and Furnishings now on display. Nothing more desirable will be found in Lincoln this season. s Glad to show them to you how. Wilson to .Attend Reunion. Announcement waB mado at Prince ton that President Wilson Is planning to attend tho thirty-fifth reunion of his class. Tfao celebration will bo hold on tho Saturday of commencement week. ' FULK CLOTHING CO. 1236-8 O STREET V UK ijjii '"'T'f " '"., "-V ' ' " '" ''"'. "' ''J1' '" 'Qj.'i' a! -w.- V ' V , . y- . . u.u r- wrazg-.iy y-J-i ""! " t" . LW "